I Married As The Replacement Bride Novels & Stories

“You'll help me out, Cora.” “Ex… cuse me?” My brows furrowed in confusion as my mum's insane smile spread wide on her face. With that toothy smile, I was sure the idea was insane. “You will replace your sister.” And the world stopped. I stopped breathing as I understood. Replace Ari. That means… get married… in place of her. Get married. Again. “Are… that's insane!” I shook my head and took a step back, “How'd… what kind of idea is that?”

While he planned to share about canceling the wedding, I suggested he replace the bride, just like in movies or books. I kept everyone in the loop about my plan to replace the bride, and not a single person questioned me. Not that I was answerable to anyone, not after I told Mom that I had found my second chance mate. Even though I didn’t reveal his name, I was positive that they had an idea who my second chance mate was. But since they weren’t asking about him openly, I didn’t tell anyone either.

“Jenna, what’s that supposed to mean? You think just because the invitations are sent and the venue’s booked, this wedding is set in stone? You think you can do whatever you want now? Dream on. There’s a line of women chasing me. A fat pig like you? I don’t want you anymore!” I crossed my arms. “Then don’t. Just don’t regret it.” “The only thing I’d regret is marrying a pig like you!” Jason let out a sharp laugh. Then he grabbed the microphone and announced it to everyone. “Sorry to make a scene, everyone. I’m switching brides today. My new bride is the maid of honor. In terms of looks and body, she’s a thousand times better than Jenna Tanner. “Everyone here can be my witness. I’m done with

She pouted in fake sympathy before her lips curled into that viper's smile I knew too well, “Don't worry, you'll forget about that pain soon enough. Because within a week, you'll be married to someone else." "What?" My mouth was dry as sandpaper, and in the moment of desperation, I looked at Vivian’s direction with hundreds of questions in my eyes. “She's right. You will be taking Charlotte's place at the wedding, and you will marry Xeros Martinez next week. That is why you’re here.” A replacement bride? I blinked, convinced I had heard her wrong. Was I still drunk? Or probably, I was actually passed out drunk at the bar, and this was all a hallucination.

I stood in my elaborate wedding dress in the center of the hotel banquet hall, bowing slightly to the guests gathered around. "Thank you all, friends and family, for coming to today's wedding ceremony. However, there's been an unexpected change. The bride will no longer be me. It will be Lisa Jenner instead. "I deeply apologize for this surprise, and I'm grateful that everyone took time out of their schedules to attend this wedding banquet. I hope this won't dampen your spirits, and please continue to enjoy the celebration."

Stubbornly staying alive to wait for him. As she saw herself through his eyes, she turned toward him. Her eyes glowed in his color. She smiled. “Didn’t I tell you?” Liam whispered. “That is our bride.” ---- Note: Do you want to see the visuals of this story? Follow our Ins-tagramm account: @sagastories.id. By the way, this story is available as a comic/w*****n. Just look for the same title "The Alpha's Replacement Bride" on W e b t o on app.

The hanging crystal chandelier mirrored the light that came from the moon outside, casting slivers of subtle colors around the bed. This almost felt romantic, but I knew better than to think like that. My childhood innocence and dreams had long been gone, taken away by the cruelty of my world. I knew there was something better somewhere. But I’d be too naive to think this marriage was going to give me that. After all, I was just a trade off for peace. I’m not even sure if I’m a worthy trade off. The lycans didn’t bargain for me. I was just the substitute bride.

I rolled my eyes. "Fuck them, my best friend is married and I had no idea, I wasn't even invited to the wedding, of course, I have every right to be mad!" She glared furiously at me and I chuckled. "It's not what you think, Ivy," "Then better start explaining before I freaking lose it," she urged, leaning closer. Once again, I chuckled and began explaining from the start to the end, not leaving a single detail out while she paid attentively to every word that slipped past my lips. "And I'm now Mrs. Rodriguez,"

she whispered. Richard folded his hands behind his back. "The guests don't know the bride personally. Most of them are business associates. The ceremony hasn't started, and the press hasn't seen her yet." He turned to Adrian. "The merger survives." Eva stared at him in disbelief. "You can't replace a bride like she's a missing decoration." "No," Richard replied calmly. "But we can replace a woman who has already chosen to leave." "I said no." Richard raised an eyebrow. "I wasn't asking you."

Nobody warned me that a wedding could feel like a business meeting. There was no music when we walked in. Damien had decided against it. It was too performative he said, for something that was already a performance. So we walked down the aisle of a room that had been arranged for a hundred and twelve guests, with only seven people in attendance: his lawyer, two board members from the Zhao family, Marcus, Vivienne's mother who still hadn't fully processed what was happening, and a registrar who kept looking between us like he was trying to solve a puzzle.